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Three years had taught the sergeant that war was more apt to bring out men’s worst qualities than their finest, but it did occasionally strike little sparks of decency from unlikely flints. Lieutenant Ramos was doing his best.
Rebecca Pawel • Death of a Nationalist
The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth
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Las guerras del general Omar Torrijos (Spanish Edition)
President Wilson named one of his brightest generals to lead the incursion into Mexico: John J. Pershing. In a controversial move a decade earlier, Theodore Roosevelt had promoted Black Jack Pershing, over 762 superior officers, directly from captain to brigadier general. For the Mexican operation, Pershing selected several of the Army’s most promi
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